Phil Maton faulted his location on the two homers he gave up.

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said Edwin Diaz was only available to face a few hitters, so that offers some insight into not going to him in the eighth.

There will be a Game 3 tomorrow night as the Brewers beat the Mets, 5-3, by scoring three runs in the eighth inning. It will be Tobias Myers against Jose Quintana tomorrow. A lot of questions about Phil Maton, but Mets lost this game by going 2-for-11 with RISP. Go back to the 6th inning. Two on, none out and some really bad at-bats. This was a game Mets should've won.

Carlos Mendoza stayed with Phil Maton and paid for it. Garrett Mitchell's two-run homer gives the Brewers a 5-3 lead. Maton had given up hits to three of the first four hitters that inning. His stuff was not sharp. Very questionable decision by Mendoza.

Jackson Chourio has tied the game at 3 leading off the 8th inning. He hits his second opposite-field homer of the night off reliever Phil Maton. The Mets struggles to add on loom large now.

Reed Garrett faced the minimum in the 6th. Big play of the inning was Francisco Alvarez throwing out pinch-runner Garrett Mitchell trying to steal second base. Jose Iglesias made a ridiculous scoop and tag.

After the first two men got on, the Mets failed to score. Tyrone Taylor and Francisco Alvarez both got themselves out by swinging at the first pitch and Jose Iglesias struck out with the bases loaded after the Brewers intentionally walked Francisco Lindor. Mets are now 2-for-11 with RISP. Playing with fire.

It's enough to make the Polar Bear melt.

Brice Turang continues to be a nuisance to the Mets. His leadoff slap double down the left field line leads to a run and it's now a 3-2 game as we head to the sixth. Turang is now 5-for-7 in the series.

Doug Glanville might not want to read the comments tonight.

The ESPN analyst is getting plenty of feedback on social media tonight, with a lot of it not able to filed in the "positive" column.

The comes after fans struggled to find Game 2 of the NL Wild Card series as ESPN didn't swap over to the broadcast until after the Royals finished their sweep of the Orioles.

With two outs and a runner on second, the Brewers are going to their bullpen. Frankie Montas is done after 3.2 innings and 60 pitches. Trevor Megill, the brother of Mets starter Tylor Megill, is coming in.